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Brookville downs Robert Little to take school championship Acton Pros Wednesday 1973 School upset The Brookvilllans took the lead unbeaten Acton Robert little early in tbe Third period and VUdngs In the North Halton hung onto the one goal margin public school B hockey until the final two minutes when championships at Acton Arena they wrapped the championship Thursday afternoon snagging the up with goals from the sticks of victory the trophy and Bill Manes The taste victory was especially sweet for the school because Robert Little had beaten them In the morning of the allday tournament eatablishlng themselves as favorites to take BRAD BUCHANAN holds the B public school school upset win over Robert little Vikings hockey championship up for happy Brookville Ibumament convener John Kavanaugh made fans to see following the Nassagaweya the presentation H Coles Photo Vikings bridesmaids never blushing bride the laurel wreaths Five teams Robert Little eased out a 31 win over acrosstown rivals M Bennett and a margin over gave them a ticket into the finals Brookville knocked off the M Z Bennett school in the early competition to gain their seat in the finals There were five teams In the tournament including the two finalists the M Bennett School from Acton Stewart town and Centennial School Georgetown In the A class Tournament convener John was pleased with the tourney suc cess and had words of praise for the staff at Acton arena Stewarttown senior school meanwhile nosed out two wins over Georgetown Centennial by and 32 scores to capture the A end of the tourney In the final game the Vikings started out as they would sweep the tournament undefeated by grabbing a 20 lead on unassisted goals by Scoit withers and John Gait But kept plugging and they were back In the game In the first period when Keith Billing pulled the trigger assisted by Holmes The champions bagged the only goal of the second period tying the score when Holmes hit the net Viking goalkeeper Paul Bo wen They went ahead for the first time In the game early In the third period when Joey scored from Brad Buchanan and Bill Manes stretched the margin to a minute later with help from J and Joey Scott Malcolm put Robert right back In the contest with on unassisted Koal that Rave the Vikings renewed punch but they coufdn t bent goalie Doug McKnlght and when opened a wider hole In the with a goal with less than ltwasall over but the shouting And there was plenty of that from the supporters the final buzzer sounded They buried goalie McKnlght under a pile of players whooping and hollering Both teams lined up at the blue line after the hand shaking formallltles as tournament convener John Kavanaugh presented the trophy to Brook captain Brad Buchanan On the winning team were Doug McKnlght Ron Bosch Keith Billing J Holmes Mike Joey Brad Buchanan Bill Manes Jeff Jollymore Rick Isnor David Harry Jeff Gardiner Murray Howard Mike McGregor and Mike John Staudt another team member was unable to play In the final because of an injury Robert Little Vikings had Mark Morrison Paul John Gait Norm Thornhlll Matt Scott Malcolm Mike Morris Bill Fred Allen Scott Oakley Scott Withers Tim Taylor Randy Mclntrye Dave Rick Van Fleet Marvin McNabb Shano Withers and Mike In the lineup Results of other games Robert Little Scott Oakley bagged two goals and Norm Thornhlll sniped one as Robert Little outscored Bennett team 31 Marvin got both assists on the Oakley goals Ford Alton scored for M Bennett assisted by Jamie Vickcry Robert little 2 Randy Mclntrye shot two goals for the Vikings In their victory over with assists going to Dave Marvin McNabb Dave McGllloway and Scott Malcolm fired singles with Scott Oakley notching two assists and Norm Thornhlll one Joey Gardin scored both goals with assists going to J Legatt and Bill Manes Bill Manes bogged two goals as nudged M Bennett 43 while B J Legatt and Joey Gardin shot one each Assists were recorded by Brad Buchana Bill Manes Joe Gardin and Randy Upton scored twice for M Bennett and assisted on the other goal by Bruce McPhall Ford Alton and Humenick also bagged assists George Vanier School in Oak ville defeated Actons Robert Little to win the Halton County Elementary Schools Basketball Tournament held Saturday at Ontario School for the Deaf Milton Robert Little players had to do some fancy dribbling passing and shooting against three opposing teams before making it to the championship game Their first taste of victory came after defeating Momdair Martin St proved to be a better rival despite losing a 2311 ededslon An Eastview team provided the real thriller as Robert Little lust managed to slip by them However in the championship game George school soundly defeated the Acton team Other area teams did not fare as well Martin Street Senior Public School in Muton defeated 17 but was eliminated by Robert Little Brookville lost to Meadows In north Burlington lost to Meadows and was later eliminated by E James and Tecumseh 464 and 3517 respectively Public In the consolation championship game of Burlington just managed to slip by Maplehurst in perhaps the most action Tilled game of the tournament lost to George Vanier In their first game but won next three games to win the consolation championship Members of Geo Vanier team were presented with a trophy for their effort In winning the championship consolation trophy was presented to members of the team Referees Teachers in the public school system and some high school students were referees for the tournament They will divide among them the money received at the gate ROBERT LITTLE and Martin St players tangled in second round the County elementary schools basketball tournament Saturday at the Ontario School for Deal in Milton Robert little players from Acton defeated the Milton team to move on to the third round of the THE ACTON PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION will hold Its ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY APRIL 6th at the ACTON BAND HALL The election of officers and the business portion of the meeting will commence at 830pm ILL MEMBERS OR IRTERESTED PERSONS ARE ASKED TO ANYONE wishing to meet or talk with their members of government are most welcome between 730and830pm and 930 and 11 00 If further Information Is required Please Phone 8531825 or Ottawa Report by Terry Connor Halton MP How long is this Parliament going to last when will there be an elec tion Ask these questions of 20 dif people In Ottawa and you will get 25 different answers Five people will change their minds In mid sentence My analysis or Is It Just an Intuitive feeling Is that we will get through 1973 without an election Now this definitive statement which like the bolt of lightning which strikes down liars may In Itself perpetrate an election just to prove me wrong I hod better back It up with a few persuasive comments There has been an Inclination to treat each hurdle that the government faces as being the obstacle to survival Remember the stories written by the pundits translate newspaper columnists excluding me prior to the Throne Speech and budget debate confidence motions and then It was the Unemployment ance overdraft bill Now Its the corporate tax cuts and the fast writeoffs that are the big hurdle If the government can lust survive this vote they will be In power for a long while so the stories went and still go Coalition government However a close examination of the conduct of the parties over the three months of parliament reveals some Interesting constants and some notable constants One obvious constant of course is the undying loyalty of the to the Liberal cause We have In Canada a coalition government whether the voters it or not The NDP seem bound to continue this support for the future no matter what the Issue nor what position government mlRht take on It Notable nonconstants are found In policy platforms of the liberals and the NDP today as compared with on which they fought the election last year witness for example the government adoption of a tax cut policy of Mr Stanflelds constant dollar proposal to combat inflation of the unemployment insurance administration and of change In the Immigration lows All for the better but hardly the basis on which they votes last year And the consistencies you guessed it the polldes of the good old nitpicking powerhungry Yep same as they were last fall Again whether the voters like it or not But come to think of it they liked it last fall they All of which leads me to think that we will not have an election In 1973 If you have a problem idea comment criticism or If you simply wish to get In touch with me please stop by or call my Hiding office at 32S HI Last 6440222 Mis in Mrs Mae of died March In St Raphael Nursing home Kitchen r was born in Erin township In 1891 daughter of Hugh and Margaret and her husband lived In Toronto until December when ho retired from the and they moved to living ere since Her husband predeceased her and she Is survived by two sisters Mrs Bertha of Harriston and Mrs Duncan Mabel of Erin brother T McCutcheon nieces and nephews Mrs was a member of the Christian Church Disciples of Christ She belonged to the Citizens dub Funeral was at the Wall chapel the Lee and distance Funeral home Saturday March 31 conducted by tbe Rev Donald Whitehead of the Christian church Ever ton Temporary entombment was In Conlngsby mortuary with spring interment at cemetery WELCOME SERVICE If you are new in town or know someone who is PHONE 8530805 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED for the enrolment of Air Cadets in Squadron ROYAL CANADIAN AIR CADETS GEORGETOWN To be eligible a boy must be between and 19 years of age and physically fit Boys to join are asked to attend at the Air Cadet headquarters Cedarvale Centennial Hall Georgetown Monday evenings between and The program includes lectures by highly instructors on Principles of Flight Navigation Aviation radio a model aircraft club precision drill team out of town tours and many other attractions STRATEGY is reviewed with during the Halton County elementary schools members of the Robert School tournament Saturday basketball team by coach John Kavanaugh Acton Figure Skating Club PRESENTS ICE REVUE 73 WELCOME TO OUR WORLD FEATURING A URGE CAST OF LOCAL SKATERS PLUS GUEST SKATERS LINDA TASKER ALLAN CARSON Toronto 3rd in Cdn Championship Pairs LOCAL PRO Mrs Ed ACTON COMMUNITY CENTRE Saturday April TWO PERFORMANCES Matinee Evening 8pm ADMISSION Adults Children 14 A Undar GENERAL ADMISSION AND TICKETS FOR BOTH MATINEE EVENING PERFORMANCE ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM CLUB MEMBERS Sand by The an F gure Skating Association